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Instant gratification is destroying your business. Here’s how to avoid the distraction trap
Instant gratification is destroying your business. Her...
Learn to lock in the necessary behaviors required to build your business, team leader Carl Medford writes, repeat them constantly, avoid pleasurable distractions and reap the rewards.
The leadership playbook: Stay ahead in a fast-moving m...
In hypercompetitive, low inventory markets, brokerage President Jack Gross writes, success boils down to a few key principles: innovation, adaptability, a return to fundamentals and a commitment to agent education.
Bipartisan housing bill targets local zoning barriers
The bill has drawn support from organizations including the National Association of Home Builders and Habitat for Humanity International.
Home prices hit all-time high, but more inventory cool...
Although home prices hit an all-time high in June, inventory growth helped slow down the increase in prices to just 2% year over year.
The deal doctor: How a Miami agent closes $25 million+...
Miami Realtor Efrain Daza explains how he closes $25 million+ working exclusively with plastic surgeons from his native Colombia.
Century 21 expands in Kansas
The firm, founded in 2021 by broker-owner Christian Keisler, will now operate as Century 21 Monument Real Estate.
Fired Fannie Mae workers sue over discrimination
Dozens of former Fannie Mae employees filed a lawsuit this week, alleging discrimination after being abruptly fired in April over donations made through the government-sponsored enterprise’s charitable program.
NYC subway hits 4 million riders three days straight, ...

New York City’s subway system surpassed four million riders for three consecutive summer days for the first time since the start of the pandemic. Gov. Kathy Hochul on Monday announced that from Tuesday, July 15 through Thursday, July 17, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority recorded 4,046,610, 4,029,692, and 4,121,751 riders, respectively—the last figure marking a new […]
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In the World of AI, Are Designations Dead?
“Do I still need to invest in an expensive designation course when AI can generate a three-day crash course on everything from negotiating to social media marketing?” Join Craig Rowe and Toby Schifsky as they delve into the rapidly evolving landscape of professional development education and how AI is significantly expanding the concept of “just-in-time” […]
Meet Lucy, an AI assistant that’s ‘all about empowerin...
Rechat wants agents to lean on AI like Lucy to improve their value proposition to consumers and make better use of the powerful tools software companies are building for them